Watch: Russia's Super Heavy-Lift Carrier Rocket Equipped with Modernized Engine
Ami Rojkes Dombe
| 19/07/2017
https://youtu.be/Hel-oZMyYio
The first flight of Russia's super heavy-lift carrier rocket with modernized RD-171MV engines is planned in 2028, the Energomash Corporation said on Wednesday.
The new rocket is based on the suspended Soviet-era Energia-Buran project.
"The launch of the super heavy-class launch vehicle equipped with modernized RD-171MV engines is planned in 2028," according to the engine manufacturer's presentation at the MAKS 2017 Air Show.
The RD-170 rocket engine, developed for the Energia project, has been upgraded and is used in Russian-Ukrainian Zenit carrier rockets as the RD-171, and in US Atlas 5 launch systems as the RD-180.
[Source: Sputnik News]
Ami Rojkes Dombe
| 19/07/2017
https://youtu.be/Hel-oZMyYio
The first flight of Russia's super heavy-lift carrier rocket with modernized RD-171MV engines is planned in 2028, the Energomash Corporation said on Wednesday.
The new rocket is based on the suspended Soviet-era Energia-Buran project.
"The launch of the super heavy-class launch vehicle equipped with modernized RD-171MV engines is planned in 2028," according to the engine manufacturer's presentation at the MAKS 2017 Air Show.
The RD-170 rocket engine, developed for the Energia project, has been upgraded and is used in Russian-Ukrainian Zenit carrier rockets as the RD-171, and in US Atlas 5 launch systems as the RD-180.
[Source: Sputnik News]
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